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Classical Music

MADem

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3. What you might want to do is do searches on YT by composer...

Reply to Bill USA (Reply #2)

Fri Jul 1, 2016, 12:57 AM

Jul 2016

A lot of the people who put together those playlists are good about annotating their collections with names of the pieces. Sometimes, they'll put up individual pieces, and you have to click on each one to hear them, but you'll have the piece titles that way. Once you learn them, you can listen to the compilations and know what you are hearing.

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I often listen to collections such as th Best of Baroque, but does anybody know of such compilations [View all] Bill USA Jun 2016 OP

Hey, your link didn't go through....so we can't see your frame of reference MADem Jun 2016 #1

here's the link in the raw ... so to speak... Bill USA Jun 2016 #2

What you might want to do is do searches on YT by composer... MADem Jul 2016 #3

I found a good compilation here (although these are very well known pieces - ergo, one does not Bill USA Jul 2016 #5

In this case, the uploader was a slacker. ManiacJoe Jul 2016 #4

found a good page with pieces listed with selection name and composer. Bill USA Jul 2016 #6